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Proudly feminist with men and women sharing power equally and fighting shoulder to shoulder. a field commander led us to city hall. the only safe way she knew was going in through holes in the walls to avoid the snipers. she says there were about 40 isis fighters just in these rooms here. but thaer fighting room to room. you can see some of the damage. you can see the bullet holes. this was real close quarter fighting. >> she shows us where the enemy is, not far. we watch them all the time, she says, and made sure to shoot them before they get too close. >> they left and they paid for it in bl...

>> otherings ds didn't care. >> when you went in the spring of 2015, it was already pretty clear what isis was about. they had already beheaded people. they had already kidnapped the women and committed atrocities they were putting out in video after video. did you know that? >> i'm from the united states, from texas. they like to execute people, too. you know so i really don't see any difference. maybe they might do it off camera, but it's the same. >> but the videos you saw you saw was so gruesome. that's not executions in texas. >> i know, but when i lived there, too, i saw the americans ki...

They got. >> isis revelled in the violence, documents each gruesome act to excite the followers and entail date their enemies. the world was outraged when a jordanian pilot shot down and captured while flying over syria was burned arrive in a cage. >> the goal was shock and horrify. >> i caught up with ben roads. >> good to see you. >> former white house speech writer and one of president obama's closest advisers on foreign policy. >> they are the kind of 2.0 version of a terrorist threat that realizes we don't need to hijack a plane to terrify people in new york. we can do something horrific ...

Them. but then in the summer of 2014, something extraordinary happened when isis reached one little town called kobani in northern syria. kobani was right on the border separating turki and saudi arabia. they watched as black clad isis fighters advanced on the town. right in front of me isis fighters were moving unopposed and completely out in the open. >> these people are extremely frustrated by what is happening here. they see isis fighters in their villages and they say if the americans want to bomb isis, they're not hard to find. >> at the time the u.s. government said kobani wasn't worth ...

>> it's obvious who are still radical, who are still dangerous, and who are completely flipped 180. >> hoda muthanna is right to be worried. the women of isis continue to openly pledge allegiance to the group. several women at this camp got together and beat a woman to death for betraying the cause. guards have been stabbed. how can people be convinced, our viewers be convinced, that you're not dangerous? >> because i want to come back so america and i want to live safely under america. i just want to raise my child and have nothing to do with jihge jihad ever again. >> the u.s. government is ...